Category: On Life & Love

Ok, I am not going to throw out a lot of weak statements to you or try and convince you of my earnest efforts at doing better. But what I am going to do is tell you a short story on how my day went after being powered by my mantra – I can do

The world mindset is changing that much is clear. And, the changes I am seeing are chocked full of promise and charity. I very much like what is before us all. I suffer from double vision, the result of many eye surgeries. I see the world with four eyes open! So imagine what I am

A sanctuary, a refuge, a feeling of home – we have all been experiencing these emotions about our domicile while being sequestered these past two months. For some it is a time when they have reconnected to their authentic selves and to family members; to others – it is a time of deep despair having

I was brought up in a family full of Catholics. It was an obligatory presence and back then a required mandate. My mother’s families were all devout followers. My father, having barely survived being shot down in World War 2, converted to the faith through his conversations with a reassuring Navy Chaplain in a far-away island

Our living conditions are changing each and every day. The morning hours, usually set aside to gain insight, instead are filled with new recommendations. It’s mind-boggling. This whole ordeal has me in deep thought… What if this new world rhythm is coming to us to serve in a different way? What if we are supposed

Is this global stop to our hurried activities God’s love letter to the world? Perhaps, it is His letter of instruction to all of us to return our spirits to a place of being teachable. The life-track that the world was on leading up to the arrival of this virus seems even more divisive now

Faith isn’t just about religion; it is about holding a confident belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. Most of us practice faith every day without even realizing it. For example – when you practice forgiveness – there is faith in that; when you place your trust in someone – faith

“Eat your fruit; Drink your water; Grow; Love yourself; Mind your business; Base all your actions on love; Spend time alone; and Trust your intuition.” I didn’t write that, but I have come to live by its credo. It is a simple set of thoughts, easy to prescribe to yet long on the worthy part.

I like going to a place where God hears me. There are so many external forces going on in the world right now, many divisive and grim, that I feel compelled to seek a place where the quiet of my mind makes room for good sensationalism. I have set out this week to find a

I love this old photo of my granddaughter – I love her little foot skipping up in glee and the coy smile on her face. She is looking forward with a rainbow framing her thoughts. I thought it so appropriate for this post for a myriad of reasons. For one, she is the next generation